Helen Bricker

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James Stewart as the six-shooter. The man in the saddle is angular and long like it. His skin is sundied brown. The gun in his holster is gray steel and rainbow mother of pearl. It's handled unmarked.

People call them both the six-shooter. The NBC radio network presents James Stewart as the six-shooter. A transcribed series of radio dramas based on the life of Britt Ponsett, the Texas plainsman who wandered to the western territories, leaving behind a trail of still remembered legends.

The post office at Yalacrass was in Jim Petter's General Store, or it was just a piece of planking and some wooden cubbing holes over the one side between the soda cracker barrel and the the apple cider, and when the store was crowded you couldn't expect to get much mail service, but you couldn't blame Jim for that.

It was just like he said, he made his profit on selling groceries and staples, and the post office was just sort of a convenience for the folks in town. Well anyway, I'd been out on the range about three, four months, so I thought maybe a letter might be turning up.

Not that I was expecting to hear it from anybody in particular, but oh well, it was about my time to get some mail. I usually receive about three letters a year. Oh, four, maybe some years ago.